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5 Things You Didn't Know About Elon Musk
Elon Musk is surviving up to his name.
The entrepreneur announced a caller concern task successful summation to his SpaceX and Tesla companies— a "Burnt Hair" perfume. Updating his Twitter bio to "perfume salesman," Musk revealed what helium called the "finest fragrance connected Earth" connected societal media Oct. 11.
The businessman gave much penetration connected Twitter into his determination to motorboat a perfume brand through his marque The Boring Company.
"With a sanction similar mine, getting into the fragrance concern was inevitable," helium wrote of his scented surname. "Why did I adjacent combat it for truthful long!?"
The website includes an representation of a reddish solid vessel with "burnt hair" penned in cursive metallic letters and "singed" written successful a bold font. As for what it smells like, the perfume's website said it is "the essence of repugnant desire."
"Just similar leaning implicit a candle astatine the meal table, but without each the hard work," the website reads. "Stand retired successful a crowd! Get noticed arsenic you locomotion done the airport."
It's disposable for acquisition present and priced astatine $100.
Musk is making outgo forms disposable successful each forms including cryptocurrency, penning connected Twitter, "And you tin wage with Doge!"
Though the website's good people says the merchandise won't vessel until "Q1 2023," Musk wrote that determination were already plentifulness who are anxious to clasp the smell of burnt hair.
He tweeted, "Over 5000 bottles of Burnt Hair sold!"
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Musk archetypal teased the quality connected Oct. 9, commenting, "Coming soon from The @BoringCompany," with an representation of perfume bottle's design.
Users who bought the merchandise posted screenshot photos on societal media of what they accidental is the acquisition confirmation email.
"Hey, blistery stuff!" the email reads. "This email confirms your acquisition of Burnt Hair by Signed. It's going to beryllium lit."
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